Jones overcomes slip and fall to win first-ever pickleball game at Propst Park
A steady pour of rain on Friday afternoon didn’t stop the first-ever pickleball game ever played at Propst Park. More than a dozen spectators, many
Practical gifts prove more valuable as lens to the past
The Old Man had taken the scissors apart and sharpened them on a whetstone by hand. Now they were put back together and oiled. They
‘We’re gonna be relentless’; Bulldogs look to build on reputation in 2025
Mississippi State women’s soccer ascended in 2024. The Bulldogs became the queens of the Southeastern Conference, drew record crowds to the MSU Soccer Field, and
Raiders collect third straight win with 10-0 romp of Hebron
Make it three straight wins for Oak Hill Academy softball. After notching back-to-back wins on Monday and Tuesday, the Raiders exploded for five runs in
Youth baseball champs recount miracle title run 35 years later
As the sun started to drop below the horizon on July 25, the sound of chatter and laughter echoed throughout a small corner of Propst
Putting a bow on tuning process key for practice, perfection
With the first days of archery season now just a little more than a month away, a few moments spent checking critical gear can avoid
Jayden Williams’ college career has been ‘roller coasters all the time’
OXFORD – Ole Miss senior offensive lineman Jayden Williams’ career has had more than its fair share of twists and turns. Williams, the 6-foot-4, 315-pounder
Jans bolsters staff, adds new director of scouting and analytics
Mississippi State men’s basketball head coach Chris Jans made a new addition to his staff this week, hiring Erik Johansson as the program’s director of
Diamond Dawgs set for fall Florida State exhibition in Pensacola
Mississippi State baseball will return to the Sunshine State in October to pick up where they left off at the end of the 2025 season.
Harrison Wallace III believes his CFP experience can help at Ole Miss
OXFORD – Ole Miss senior wide receiver Harrison Wallace III knows what it takes to make a run in the College Football Playoff. And he
‘Long way to go’: Bulldogs open fall camp despite challenging conditions
Football is back at Mississippi State. The Bulldogs hit the field at the Leo Seal practice facility for the start of fall camp on Thursday,
SA’s Fischer humbled to be named Mississippi’s High School Broyles Award winner
For a moment, Starkville Academy linebackers coach Tate Fischer couldn’t find the words to describe being honored as one of the best assistant high school
Sarah Thompson named EMCC’s new head cheerleading coach
With coaching and competition experience within the Mississippi junior college ranks as well as at the NCAA level, Sarah Thompson has been named the new
Ole Miss needs a ‘blue-collar mindset to outwork people,’ Lane Kiffin says
OXFORD – The start of a new football season is officially here. Ole Miss, fresh off its third 10-win season in the last four years,
Izquierdo and Perez reach Copa America Final with Colombia
Two former Mississippi State soccer standouts are getting their moment on the international stage this week, as Ilana Izquierdo and Catalina Perez helped the Colombian
Oak Hill’s Pennington powers team to back-to-back wins
It’s been a week full of softball action for Oak Hill Academy and Starkville Academy as the two teams are back on the diamond and
Shapen, returning leaders key to finding synergy in 2025
Synergy. It’s not just every tech startup founder’s favorite word, it’s a vital step in teambuilding for any sport. In football, where the performance of
Bulldog defense eyeing improvement after roster, coaching shakeups
Mississippi State defensive ends coach Vincent Dancy made his unit’s job clear from the first day he set foot inside the Leo Seal football complex:
Eduardo Klafke is ‘trying to learn how to be a leader’ for Ole Miss
OXFORD – Last year at this time, Ole Miss guard Eduardo Klafke was absorbing knowledge from the Rebels’ veterans. He now finds himself as one
Panthers preparing for volleyball season with eyes on playoffs
West Lowndes volleyball coach Ashley Clark hopes this season will be a bounce-back year full of character and skill development that ends with Panthers making
















